Located outside the Recoleta mall, it seemed an ideal place to pick up sandwiches to eat at the…read moreairport. Service is extremely slow, ironically all the meals were ready at the same time! Pretty , quiet place. Our fresh oj, eggs, veggie sandwiches were pretty good. Best for convenience not memorable to return. Funny, the AEP airport has a location near gate 5! Pleasant staff, English speaking, credit accepted.

Review for Le Pain Quotidien Terminal 2 Eseiza Airport (no listed on Yelp):…read moreWorst breakfast spot at the airport, service at an airport is usually not the best but this restaurant is so so bad - 6am: more then 12 workers for 7 clients and they couldn't even remember what we ordered nor warm up the pain au chocolate as we asked? Waitress asked how much tip we would add on the credit card, didn't even offer small glass of Sparkling water as is customary in Argentina. Do NOT waste your money there!

LOVED this breakfast spot when I was visiting BA! The only downfall is that their service was quite…read moreslow so I would not recommend going here in a rush unless you're just popping in for a pastry and coffee to-go. On two separate occasions I ordered and omelette and avocado toast with fruit and a matcha latte with almond milk. Super cute cafe with indoor and outdoor seating depending on the weather.

The location of this cafe is fantastic. Right at the start of Calle Arroyo. Just a few steps away…read moreis the acclaimed Maru Botana spot (now... that is a must!) Our party shared a few baked goods and coffee. The peanut butter cookie with dulce de leche (think of an alfajor) was top notch. Our coffee order arrived cold and with a heaping amount of attitude.We had to ask for the coffee to be heated, which they did, begrudgingly. The staff is very young. Not sure they received proper training but def do not go here expecting to receive good service or good coffee.

Una buena opción de pastelería fina, los canelé con su estrella…read more Voy a volver a probar sus medialunas de manteca!

This place is absolutely adorable! It's in a pretty random neighborhood in Buenos Aires, but it…read moretransports you to France once you step inside. To be fair - I have never been to France, but it's what I imagine it would be. All of the displays in the front window, the back wall, and the cold items in the case by the register are all meticulously put together to draw in anyone and everyone. What I most enjoyed about this place is that the owner changes things and implements suggestions from clients to meet the demand of the neighborhood (or those who order food delivery). Not only are there sweet options, but there are savory options, and even lunch items to select from. Everything looks fresh and the attention to detail is impeccable. I'm a fan of the chocolate chip cookies, the challah (SO GOOD), and the croissants. I really don't think you could go wrong with whatever you buy though. Check it out!

Yummy facturas! The coffee con leche and cappuccino was nice, but the submarino (hot chocolate in…read moremilk) was excellent! After trying one of each pastry, we all went back for one last medialuna.

I was born and raised in Argentina, so medialunas have a special spot in my heart. I recently…read morereturned for a short trip, and I tried all the pastries in the area until I got to La Argentina. WOW. Their butter medialunas are the most delicious I have ever tried. I seriously cannot stop eating them. I wake up and go buy them, fresh, warm, and full of flavors that don't dissapoint.

I have been here several times for takeaway coffee and treats. The coffee is amazing! I have gotten…read morelattes and matcha and both were splendid. When I got the desserts, I wished the pistachio cookie was a little less dry/crumbly, but that's just a personal preference. The other dessert was to die for. I would love to go back for cake sometime because it looks divine. The service is always quick and everyone is super nice even though I speak broken Spanish. There is no place to sit inside, but several outdoor tables. They have accepted cash and card when I have gone.

April 2023: I had been recommended this cafe many times by many different friends and I am so glad…read moreI decided to give it a try. The staff was incredibly kind and gave great recommendations. The food was simply amazing. It should be noted that at least when I was there all seating is outdoors on the street sectioned off by cones and tape so motorcycles will be zooming past you as you enjoy your meal. This being said they also package food up nicely for to go orders

Really nice staff. English is doable. Relatively Slow…read moreservice as in all the restaurants so far. I guess it's just common standard here Food is ok. Quite large quantity for the price

This was actually the first restaurant I tried in Argentina and that was only because this was the…read moreonly place open around noon on a Saturday. Maybe I was feeling blah after an extra long flight and my tastebuds were off, but Dandy got the job done of providing real food. However, no "wow" factor. The lasagna was extremely salty. I did enjoy the salmon with veggies and a pot roast dish, the meat was really tender. Service was good, restrooms were clean. Prices were higher than I expected after the conversion to USD for this type of meal. #35/2018

Awesome cafe, great vibes and place to hang out chill eat do work. Amazing staff and amazing coffee…read moreselection. All of the syrups they use in house are home made and all of their ingredients are really nice top quality. You can see that they truly take pride in all they do. They have everything from chemex prepped teas to lattes with specialities such as organic honey and cardamom latte and nitro brews all made in house. Coming from New York there are lots of coffee shops but none that quite hit the target like this place. Was truly impressed and hope they plan open one up by us soon :)

Really the best coffee I had so far in BA. Lovely people working there and you want to try their…read moreavocado + egg toast.

When in Buenos Aires, I have been eating the local food for a while, and I wondered, how's the…read morePeruvian food here? I was walking down Esmeralda and stumbled upon this gem, of course none other by one of the most renowned chefs in Peruvian cuisine, Gaston Acurio. The ambiance was amazing, the service, the lomo saltado was perfect, the papa rellenas reminded me of my grandmothers, and the dessert was TO DIE FOR. Highly recommend this restaurant as a way to dive into Peruvian cuisine...you won't regret it. Also, bring cash to tip, they don't let you add tip to the total of your bill with a credit card.

Was excited to see this restaurant from Gaston Acurio when planning this BA trip as we are big fans…read moreof Peruvian food. We were able to walk in for a party of four ~7pm. The interior design is spacious and modern, with high ceilings and foliage in glass partitions. Service was also excellent--attentive and friendly. We ordered classic Peruvian dishes such as ceviche, aji de gallina, and tallarin saltado, as well as a risotto and a mango dessert. All of what we tasted was high quality and authentic, and portion sizes were quite reasonable as well. Definitely worth the trip if you are in Buenos Aires and in the mood for some flavorful Peruvian food in a lovely ambiance.